- June 14, 2026
Energy bills set to fall next week – but big price rise expected this summer
The Ofgem energy price cap is falling from £1,758 to £1,641 for the typical dual fuel household from April Energy bills are set to fall
Commercial potential of organic agriculture
Organic agriculture is a well-known concept. Many people think it is farming for the rich, while others see it as an improved form of traditional
California achieves solar energy milestone during 44-hour period: ‘Taking over before the sun rises’
Solar power and batteries continuously fed into California’s grid for roughly 44 hours — showing that it’s possible to effectively power a big area with
Food energy – Nutrition, digestion and excretion – KS3 Biology
Food energy is the energy that we get from eating food. And different types of foods give us different levels of energy. My name is
Smart meter warning issued over energy bill changes from April 1 | Personal Finance | Finance
Households are being urged to submit an accurate meter reading ahead of energy bill changes this April. Energy bills are set to drop by £117
Battery metals could face the heat of Iran war as sulphur shipments grind to a halt
The production of key energy and battery metals such as copper, nickel, cobalt and lithium could be affected as sulphur shipments have come to a
How to profit from the scramble for rare earth metals
Two of the biggest trends in technology right now are the rise of “clean tech” – that is, technology designed to lower carbon emissions and
Opinion| Down the weapons: Agriculture a priority for South Sudan
South Sudan stands at a defining moment in its history. As the world’s youngest nation, its independence in 2011 brought a wave of optimism, unity,
Saffron Walden lawyer shortlisted for agriculture award
Letty Glaister, a partner at Saffron Walden-based law firm Tees, has been shortlisted in the Agricultural Adviser of the Year category at the National Women
Edwin Dowell on Reimagining Agriculture Through STEAM Systems and Regenerative Technology Integration
Edwin Dowell, an agricultural engineer and interdisciplinary thinker, envisions a future in which agriculture, technology, and human awareness move in closer alignment through soil-based innovation